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congratuiate

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N.W.T.. THURSDAY

, AUG, 29, 1895.

cash flaxseed per busi a UM jf rrreenandenee Lorlie Lispires.

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Demand
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GOVERN

Beet Seen

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for

however, pay faney prices of
trom $3 to$iadav. The laborers’ ex-
enreion from the east, leaving on the

h and 2 ch of Anguet, it isto be hoped
will supply the demand.

The dairy industry in Manitoba has !
made vers rap tridee Goring the pre
- ‘ There ate now nineteen
creameries im the province, most of
which are operated on the co operative
pian T we ve of these commenced OF
perations this vear. The emallest cutout
fromany one creamery is 200 pounds
per day and the argvest is 1] (HM) the
average being 3} here is aleoa num
her of private dairies, wher the cents
fagal separator is used for separating the
cream fro he mith

There are forty-two cheese fa wies in
the provines ol which twent were ©f
tablished th vear r} la nftput
® fron tr) | ds for eact
fa: rs the ave ny onli +

fhe ave y la tf if of] the cream-
eries is nds ontpat,

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{ ea factor reported iVeay
de ba, Total daily onty

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Potato« nd Rootse—Reports are near-
a ‘ as “Gs An Abon
‘ tnal vields will be giver
i December bulietil

: ures are reported a8 green and
fresh as on tl pring

( lition of Live stock—l!ine

. eeds— The wonderfnl plant

owth in the province this season
| art arly me ticed in the case of nox
weeds, Tteports indicate that far
mere are awake to the inver that
threatens them, and that special atten-
tion is being giventothe destrnction cf
wets

Tt has heey know! and pn she ) in
the p ess of the pr nee for some time
? t 1 prospect® ar tery hy 1!
Nals rs from the eat, and f
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jer ' ra mishien’ at thie a ae | ‘
1 fevrainovrow i if Jota
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a . sectatiend

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THE WW IRTING ELEVATOR
t1r Will ady for Bo ecetion of Grain
bhis FUT.
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and t pper stery 1 skit t ‘

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nit mens mibere pportiug the
al { rere 4 t} Wallis aud prar
Ad ing tt e ate »t
ute Idi rengine house
M t f hery at upparatus
‘ t ready here and |
placed in ] fore many day
to | ready for handling grain on
t } $ 1? whet it the in
ol the \ rn t t Lor company
ake this al lmulatu and clear
ug y t i with ti ew the
? : 1 fers
:
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NORTHWESTIRRAIGATION.

MORE EXTENSIVE THAN GENERALLY
THOUGHT TO BE.

Not an Experiment Now, Bat a Valuable

Aéjunct Commandant Eooth Favor-
ably Impressed With the Territories.
Land Commissioner Hamilton, of the

C. P. i, who has retarned to Winnipeg
from two wee spent in the west, de-
yoted his attentioa whi away princi-
pally tothe company’s branch oflice at
Calvary, forthe purpose of plac ing if

and to

Sis,

pon a mere permanent
witness the practical working of the ir
ration ditches im that strict,
There is a great feat more irrigation
done in Alberta M Hamulion said,
han Liié® po 8 provinee have

i

it has got bevond an experi-

! i n ‘ ible adjanet to
farming operations in the weet. Sinee
the dispute between the Calgary Irriga
tion company and the Springbank a
gation company has been settied Ir yor
of the former, that company had let ‘ies
contract fora UO mile diteh to run from
the | woriverthrouzh a fine country,
giving promise of g ae frniifulness in
the future They expect to tarn on the
water this fall Irrigation, however, was
not required soimuch thia vear. Tie

plenty of rainin Jniy, more this

Aeon t ve hadin Manitoba.”

“Coming back I returned a portion of

| offic

fostering of religion and loyalty to the
king. Your homage is not intended for
me, but for the fatherland, Follow the
exhortations which the army chaplain
addresses to yon, Work with devotion
to God and the fatherland, and oppose
al] revolutionary tendency.
Emperor William has rej’ ae the Em-
press Augustus at Wilhelmshoeehe. The
N Nord Deatsche Aliegeime Z-itnng, semi-
ial, expresses public regret at Prince
3ismarek’s absence from Sanday’s cere-
mony at the anveiling of the memorial
monume nt to Emperor W illiam I. Re-
plying to the invitation P rince Hismarck
re: ymested C hanecellor Non Hohen'ohe to
make his excnsed to the Emperor on the

| ground of the condition of his health.

| children.

‘ nding these

The Berlin Veterans, clab organized a
vrand festival in the Unionsbrauerers
dne Nene Welt beer gardensin th: even-

ing. The program consisted of music by
military ser theatrical repsesenta-
tions, speeches _ wring cheers to the

emperor, the whole concluding with a
military ball. This was attended by
immense crowds, and the greatest en-
thusiaem prevailed,

THIRTY YEARS OF SERVICES

Tribute to Major Wodehouse on Leaving
Hooolalu.

Major Wodehonse, ex-minister of the

[tritish government to Hawatt, passed

through Winnipeg en ronte to England,
mpanied by Mre, Wodehonse and
In aninterview with the Free
Press published the other dav, the Major
was made to say that the inhabitants of
the Hawaiian islands were desirons of
annexation tothe United States. This
statement shenld bave read: “the goy-
ernment and their friends were anxions
fer annexation. Large fortuneshad been
made by sugar planting, not in buying
Sicar,

Major Wodehanse was a popnlar rain-
ister owing to his long stay in the South
Pacitic, and on his departing from the
Hawaiian capital wae the rnuiject of a
leading editorial in the Honoluin Even-
Balletin, which read as follow

aeen

ing

“Major James Hay Wodehonse, ex-
minister of Queen Victoria to the Ha
xaiian government, will leave with his

fimily for Ragland by the steamer War-
imeo, from “ydney to Vancouver, The
veteran diplomat. who has spent the best
part of his life in the service of his
ereign, departs accompanied by the re:
ofa large number of friends, Ile

here as commissioner and conant-

SV-

vrets
Came
general of (ireat Britain in the year ISe%,
Kamehameha V being then reigning, so
that hie residence in theee islands has
eovered a period of abont thirty vears.
Pri “ 4 ) his retirement last year, Maj

Wood hal the tithe and rank of
minister, “hie ppotniment having been
tie last one made by Lord Salisbury be-
fore resigning the government. It would
beim pie sibleto conceive of more faith-
fal tolis sovereign and

eery lee conntry
than that rendered ly Major Wode-
house in his nearly thirty years incum-
bencv at Hornolatu Under the mon-

arehy hig advice and intluence often pre-
vailed with the Hlawatian exeentive for
the good of this eonntry Ltritish
ts here could always rely on Major
Wodehouse for looking after their rights
if they were in any jeopardy. If it was

’
iS,

cubjes

only a poor, disorderly sailor in the
police station, his complaint of harsh
treatment never reached hie country’s

representative in vain, and is seldom

thatany British subject has undergone
trial fora breach of Jaw withent Major
Wodehou-e's personal and patient watch-

In
duties it
larly, agthat

ing of the proceedings thronghont,
« higher range of his official

in not for ns tospeak partion

a matter hetween hioself and hia gov-
ernie Yet it is freely wknowled ged
onall hands that no foreign diplonvat
ever resided here, who was better train-

nohis profession, or devoted himself
more each ialv te the Interests of his
country, Always calm, dignified and
courteous, Mejor Wedelonse was alao
alert to the cali of duty and firm: in- its
exeention. There has been no more
potent figure than he, within the limits

y hisvovernment, in the whole
Major and Mrs,
»>bronght np a Jarze and
happy family in Honolatn, three of
whom they regretfally leave behind
them, however, the yratification of know-
ing that they are highly esteemed as per-
manent residents of the eonmunity.
fheireldest married danghter is settled
in @ititand will pay her parenta a visit
on theirarrig:l ia England. Before con-
remarks we believe it is

allowed }
liplomatie corps,
Wodehouse have

| competent to speak for the entire press

the way with Commandant Eooth. We
talked over the cuaetiiien for settling
farmers proposed by the Salvation Army,
nd I] wae glad to hearof the favorable
it pression he had received, The com-
undant had visited the territory we
had sketched out, and I bave no donbt
his report will be favorable. bor myself
I ¢ yreatly pleased with the scheme
nn aes which the army proposes to earry
out their color nr. I think it will
work better than anv in vogue in the
ri f foreiounere already eatablished.
ri 1of abody corporate is good
me eo cad whieh 1 e-ted all
1 ! i ensnre sacces Mhic
! re eadopted in working the
plan is lf tiler tan
{ efit} yoed y anothe Tm all
asuar ¢ ti in west { r¢ # Riptine
ve power wanting: it should be pre
ent toa keep the farmers from mining
tt esives by the eredit system, and
! prevent t nfrom deyoenerating
t i il vo bree jing
ve! e tine cole north of
W ewood 1G | Norwegmaos, the Swed
is us, ti rian’ and Danes,
\ thelr erops a in fine Siate, it they
ha ical as f ere to the eat
turv degree ae would desire,
\ r { > Tey eT the eToys it¢
I t, ton ; tf, 1 ado net
I i ritor nut
THE MOST HOFEFUL OF PEOPLE.
Winnipes and the Proylneers Generally
alogized by an astern Clergy man,
| y. DD. spencer, O15 The n ont
a} is heen ¢ iv to Mawsitoba, ba
4 ar } n of he jeeo nce to
é ral papers, wl ty) @1 my il 1 ia
fs Aw ] profound!y impressed
vy e mag nee of Manitoba. Ite
i Ce art «1 sntiny, i thi Won
f u psarea t net vn to he
fe en i ensely enjoyed imy
tour 2 ! er thie TALC Pirie
antifal wild wer! i} dehightiniiy
rr ie UVigorsting a thre
” i " sey and the pure
vot j la | f can » af ied
Nowe I ei Paste ,
i tol 1? notitke to re
' evel i 1 r ‘ mre eneur
al ' ' eastern Wintel Indecd
‘la t e tt} i 3% | fi
e | i ec ty ne, Pine
ities ow n reach of the pro
j ) of a devoted,
' Ti I eo] e he
| ! , 1 Wa wh { with
i I rt! ' } ty !?
{ 1 met nil observed
it «ft! ; nit thie business
’ | i e the Wir
\ wt Tes ee: t to tive
wWwinnip i re, ts reat Si
rer 1Saw & exce Tit spe wl aft
aditierent pro
i city i \ Ay meer } on
‘ e busi kest, and ni hreezy
thy tine Ita i Spon toe
- iv f the Dom fi, fort let us
' vous the former’ wickedpess
Wit tion Ttake off my hat 10
the pyre } iW tis 1S Gets yyolitan
‘a} politaneity, and above all to
lis people inere is no uneertain sound
i! ‘ on the schoo, ‘lion, and
4 ‘oe ple, the Bapt foto Whom
i went tt Outarto celegate, are in
the front rank of no state interference in
t miatiers af religion Phe newspap

of Winntpey are At, They are evidently

we ecditer riienterprisiny, torthe news
the world can be read at the breakfast
table and served in the best form Phey
i rank n to,af not along side of
foronto and Montrea Pourists might
4 be interested to tind an * Indian
rth rof re fsuchathiog were to
Lye domthes , Che Hrdson Bay
fort, too, might do made a ilove pea
bask ¥ raf sO pAD eontd
iptora pia {reson wid supply
med raw Mite for ‘ l
witil | it ! PMeIKIPK Tears atl
‘ i { y tf i ¢ trig
“a 7 ‘ dj cf ~
\\ et to! tiye wae
al f e® to deo
t t
thre er thing venera rikes the
4 = ity il that
sy i \j rif , efi th pre ¥
4) ' t wi ! | I rod
‘ i 24 nN “Ue i
¢ tan ‘ ; i M i
‘ ei | ps here an
. 4 ‘ event
SN t t “ ‘
a } r ic
i
MAN VETERANS
Porty Theusand of Thess Celebrate Their
Veectories Over the BPreneh
eter 1 of Berlin a
! tele : Ht: 4
I i | MAY, } ‘ my” Liie
‘ { Line lens
@ ' .
l i re tiie
f Stra r by thie
reat aft hr
\! Mai ti, frectore
: i = lly ve
‘ A ‘ pies r n
‘ Wile wale
“ vs i ‘ bli weallice
“A ? cet ttra i
SAS Aa ? 4 wi ‘
i ‘ i er At
t e , ? . i Nia at 4
H ‘ ~ vf
WAS Te i ; i tans
y a re were
ul a 45 i? 118, Vliet
t! * i a6
e “t tt we vets rinyp (hie
a ta Comrades, I a
2 ~4*¢ t { here v rand
Fiattis ‘ ‘ . whHoOA eve i iant
et A 4 ~ 1 Se no r fis
é r slay t present «a the
“hs ee | nil rrenpet a Vie aw, the

in thanking the retired minister for his

invariable conrtesy toward the news:
vathers, When he had oficial mforma-
tion capable of being divulged it wae

communicated with the most sanve vor-
dialityv, and when he had to refuse to
answer qacstions, it was done with a de.
yvree of conrtesy that left no hard feelinye.
Pie oatletin would now bid farewell to
Major Wodehouse, wishing him, with
his wife and family, a plea-ant jourhey
o, and prolonged happiness in nis own
native land, after his long and honor able
exile in the service of his sovereign,’

GRAIN STANDARD BOARD.

It Will Meet in Sept, and Mr. ©. N, Bell

in Appeinted Secretary,

Mr.€°. N. Bell, secretary of the Win
hipeg board of trade, has been notified
from Ottawa of his appointment as secre
tary ofthe grain standard board, and re

ssted by the department of inland
revenue to act for them in the ealling of
the inpeting and collection of samples for
the tixing of the grades for the coming
SPAS While t ate has been fixed for
the meeting of the board, that being left
In the hands of the chairman. the notice
etipnulates that the ra tex ehall be selected
! the month of September, and the

lowing are named as members of the

western grain standards hoard, covering

theterritory from Lake Superior to the
Pa
S. Npink, chairmat i. D. Mitchell. S.
A Metsaw, Jos. Harris Winnipeg,
C. B. Watts, C. A. lShapman, Toronto,
I. A. Crane, Jas. Carruthers. Montreal.
ww. &: SS Angus Mehay. Indian
Head
as. Eder, Virden
Wi Postlewaite. Brandon.
baker. M. wee law,
has. Braithwaite, Portage la Prairie.

Fo tiitbbsand LD. Horn,

ir, Ball has also ree

inspectors.

ived a copy of the
notice issued by the Separtinaith, respect-
an amendment to wheat classification
and probit iting the mixture of ted

hard. Speaking of this

Pe |

Sin
wheat wittl NO

hotice the sereiary of the toard of
Frade said the action of the department
BineNact line with a metion peseed

i n Novyeniber last. on the occas of
t <it oe BER. Wood ny a
of tliat reyebur and Hon (lark
Walla ntroller customs, in n
erenca ¥ western grain men, the
ling of t} rides be almost word

r word of the motion passed here for

x nofsemutted wheat Free Press.

lies Was the tempting notice lately

@Xtituted by
“bhev w

a dealer in cheap shirts
yo't last iong at this price”

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a2#in himselfa continent
character. Happy is he
jumbasto his own soul.

bvery man h
of am vere)
Who acia the t

isco

[FATHER AND SON GURED.|

THE VILLAGE OF WHITE CHURCH DE-
VELOPES A SENSATION.

The Father Attacked With Rheumatism
andthe Son Wlih St. Vitus’ Dance--A
Story that Can be Vouched for by all
the Nelghhbors.

From the Wingham Advance.

Mr. Joseph Nixon is the proprietor of
the only hotel in the village of White-
mouth, and is known te the whole conn:
tryside as a man who thorenghly under-
stands his business, and a jovial com:
panion as well, [tis well known in this
part of Ontario, that Mr. Nixon's hotel
was destroved by fire, but by that energy
which ts characteristic of Pim he qniekly
set to work to re-build. His story as
told a reporter of the Wingham Advance,

who recentiy had occasion to visit his
hostelry, wil! prove of interest. “I was
helping to dig ont the cellar.” he said,
“and in the dampness and cold [ con-

tracted rheumatism which settled in my
right hip. It got so bad that I conldn’t

sitin achair without doubling my leg
back at the side of the chair, and I
couldn't ride in a bagzy without letting

the affected leg hanv ont. 1 entlered a
deal more from the trouble than anyone
who has not been similarly athected can

imagine. How I was enred is even more
interesting, One day I] saw a@ neighbor
who | knew had rheumatism very bad,
running down the road. 1 called him
and asked what had cured his rhenma-
tism. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills he

promptly replied, and that determined
meé to try the same remedy. Well, the
resnit is, Pink Pills cured me, and that is
something other medicines failed to do,

‘

I WAS HELPIXG bit GGT: TH (1 \l

J don’tknow what ie in them, but To do
know that Pink Pills are a : wonderfal
medicine. And iti i only in my own

case,” contintied Mr. ixon, ‘that I have
reason to be gratefnl wiiat the medt-
ene has done, My eon, bred, about
twelve years of age, was taken with an
aitack of cold. Inthimmation of the
lungs set in aa as he was recovering
from this, other complications follawed
which develo ped into st. Vitus’ cance,
whik ly goteo bad that heeonld not noe
sibly stand etitl We yvave hin Dr
Williams Pink ! ‘ills, with the result that
he is now thoronvhty eure 1, and looks
as though he had never had a cays sick-
nese in his life, and if these faets whieh
are known to all the neighbora, will le
of he nelit to any ot élee, you are et it
we >to snbl; sh hier,”
|r. Will jas ink Pills are a spools
for all diseases artsing from an inmpover
ished condition of the blood or a shat-
tered condition of the nervous forces,
euch ast, Vites’ dance, loecomotorataxia,
rheumatiem, paralys 13, eetatica, the after
effects of la EVID pe, loss of Ay yy fife, head-
at a 7g “ness, chronic eryeipelas, sero
fala, They are also aspeeifie for the
troublea peeu liarto the female wysteni,
corres otine irregtilarities, cuppressiong and

i! } | e "
ali forimne of female weakness , btrilding

anew the blo a

and restoring ‘the glow
of health to pale and sallow cheeks In
the case of men they effect a radical
eure in eases arising frora mental worry,
overwork, or exeess of any natnre Ir,
Withams Pink Pills are ad only in
boxes bearing the tirm'’s trade mark and
Wrapper printed inved int and mes
he had of all Triigy iets or direct by mail
from Dr. W iitaena’ Medicine company
Brockviile, Ont., or Schenectady, N.Y
at 0 eentea a box, or boxes for} !
GAINED A POUND EVERY DAY.
Dyspepsia and Catarrh of the the Stom-
ach Cured by BB, BL After Hope

Was Nearly Given typ.

GUNTLENES,—For overthree monthe I
was very ill from what [ believe to be a
malignant type of dvepepsia. Tf at once

consulted a physician who treated me for
dys spe} Ia withenut then went

toa spec iali st, who adi whet d the case as

Gilera, |

eatarrh of the stomach, kh treatment
also fatled and I was vetting worse every
day Leonld not rest at might and bad
to walk the tloortovet anv ease. | fajlerd
from Tt) ponnds down tol ; }» minis ana
| about gave up in de pair when - heard
| of Bardock Blood Ditters as ao remedy
for dyspepsia. The first bottle madea
c hanve for the better, and [I bouwelt cix
more, being delixbted to find myself
getting better. Underthe nse of BB B
ITvaineda pound aday. [ tuok Is bot.
ties in all and am now nearly back to my

receotiiiiet d
réliahie Ef

old weight. I
to try the ald
ways enres

‘} Nps jv pt >
a. that al

WM. ¢

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\MEBELL.,
+ Mapel London, Ont.
NORTHWE

TERN BUTTER

Mr, Macdonald Declares it te be nm Firat
Clase Artiole.
Mr. (' ©. Macdonald, dairy instrocter

returned recently fran
M.A N. W. road it.
ancl bitter factories

good progress At hoa

creamery 1 turning ¢ a thonecand
pounds of butter a dey, most ef which js
Delug Rtored 4 carof thi utter vse be

ing shipped now to Montreal, and the
price to be p tad for it ja fio. bat
the factory, which is a very satisfactory
price,

The cheese factories are making

Mito 1 ponnde of Leese Of ex he
quality per cle Mi: Macdonald eaicd
that the flavor of both botter and chees
pon that ine ol railway was equal ft
anvthbing intne Dominion ffm jeft the
other a ‘y to eoyerthe Pe bina ©
and will work back from Api to
W inhipe.

A Startling Letter.

The British war office isened an emer-
geney ietter to eitvy. ctheiala and metro
politan ? ard guardian’ asking whether,
inthe event of war they won'd be pre
pared to allow the war. department to
utilize the infirmiaries for the moaohiliza
tion of the army corps for home defense
The jetter is probably a roatin affair
Withont signification, hot some Sandas
papers tried ‘e raise a feare over the

i matter. Lioyds calia it alarming, and
Saye the naval and! military men at the
service of clube told Lloyds ingairer that
never in their history had the war ottice

| ao enddeniy jesueal cuch an alarming
eireniar, They conld not imagine any
reason for saci: @ proceeding on the part

of the war department, and indalved in
the gravest surmises over the matter,

OVERWORKED HIS HEART.

And Would Have Been a Dead Man Rat
For Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart,
The whole trend of present day living

is in the direction of the grave. Where

our fathers lived so that they might pro-
long life. the people of the rresent day
live so that they may shorten it. It is
all hurry-burry and the result is thata

large percentage of the men and women
on the stage of life to-day are over work-

ing whatat any time and under any
circumstances, is the hardest worked
organ of the hody—the heart. Se long

as people will persist in this method, the
best thing they can do is to keep a rem-
edy like Dr. Avnew’s Cure for the Heart.
close by. This remedy is a heart reme dy

only, bur is almost miraculous in its
effacta. In all casas of organic or <ym-
pathetic heart disease rehef 1s secured
within thirty mitfutes, and there are

scores and hundreds of people in Canada |

who testify that had it not been for the
prompt nse of this medicine they woull
have been in their graves to day.

He who hath
most of SOrTOW.

most of heart

VITAL TO PERFECT HEALTH.

If in Doubt. Uae South
Care,

The average man or woman cannot
trifle with that slight pain im the back,
that may be thought only a result of cold.
More than likely tt the warning note
that kidney trouble has taken hold of the
system. It is simply amazing the extent
to which kidnev disease is common in
Canada. The wise man will take time
by the forelock, and in using South
American Nidney care

American Kidney

is

from the system in its incipient stages.
Fortunately, if itis too late to do this
this remedy is strong enough to battle

of kidney disease. It
of doing

with the worst case

is another instance only one

thing, but doing it well. South Ameri-
ean Kidney Cure is a kidney cure. It
does not make any other claims, but ne
other remedy can meet if on its own
vround.

When will the preachers learn to |
preach Christ) gimply, Christ without

houman dogma or ditlere neee

BISHOP, RECTOR AND CURATE.
These Three Feclestastics Uave Each
Spoken Cordial Worda tn Favor af
Dr. Aguew'’s Catarrhal Powder.
One of the most cordial endorsements
of the curative powers of Dr. Agnew’s
Cat irr) il Powder has came from the

f Toront But he has not staml

Bishop <

alone in his praise of this medicine, He
was followed by men like the Rev. John
Laugtry. and the Rev. W. H. Wade,
rector of the Chureh of the Ascension,
Tlamilten, Ont and falling inte line
with the Rey, W. R. Williams, Mr, Lang
try’s popular curate, the Rev. H. B
Guwvnne, assistant pastor of St. Peter's
Chureh, Hamilton, has heen one of the
latest to endorse thia wonderful remedy.
lt never fails and tts tiek in ease of
heeold - head and eatarrh, and is the
current panacea for Hay Fever. Sampte

i

Bottle and
; cent sta

treat "Tore tite:

ent on receipt of two
Detchon, 14 Chureh

Hlower
hips Ce:

of hi

neof his padgment.

| yervone ‘

and ne

waplains TIO MLE

THE MISSION FIELD IN FAR ALGCMA.

The Mistionary'’s Companion.

re Baskin, for the
International Mis: ma andthe

Thhinolnayr y

ion to 4!

N id weat, attribotes his eve ipe from re
vere illne a thre dyh eummer complaints
fo the timely ace of Dr. Fowler's Extract
ef Wild Strawberry. He writes aa tol
lows: “TL wish toray that Ir. Fowler's
extract of Wild Strawberry bas been te
mea wonderful, soothing, speedy and
elhoetual remies Ithee been my eon
pamon for several yoars durme the la-
bors and exposnre of my wirsionary
work in Algoma. Well it is for old and
young to have it in store ayainet the

time of need which eo often ceoges with

drive the disease |

LSE

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More About the Creat Remedy Which thoucit them t '
Iietieves Kheumatizm in a Few Hours P ‘ ;
anel Cau Coe ta Theee Daye,

William Mchenzie, Feq., of the G.TR
Thamesville, tnt About) twe years 4
asco l waa completely laid up with the
rhes tiem and called in our family s «6
physician who attended me for weeks "7
without benetit At last | secured a}
bottle of South American Kheumati
Core, and obtained relief ina faw houra | Used in thousands of
‘Two bottles enabled me to resume work. | “omes between here a e Pacific ¢
Ieie the quickest acting remedy n the |
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worth |

Music is the lament of love or a prayer
to the god

Somrartiv Ptismiaae

Vrine:pa Morr of the l mito
Technical nel, was dismicoed at @

efine of the I, varel thie other ritprtit
on the ronned that he was lacking in {=
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GROCERIES

WHOLESALE
PRICES

To Anyone Who Has the Cash.

IF YOU ARE INTEREST®=D,
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE.

SMITH & BURTON

Wholesale Grocers,
DON, MAN.

Consumers Store,

a

Wholesale Store.

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\
ee ee eee
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ie ODsecrvalory.

EE —————LL$Ll_L——L—L———_——_

Local and Gener

—

iT outdoor healt

who has been

* ow tor e€hibitn ,
at the Minneapolis Far

been disc cgtane -d south-east of ee
pronounced

Dr. Selwyn has
it to be ivest im quality
liscovered in America. It
is sullicicut
hundred years.

Jaw.
the }’

nat there
= a
nree

—Jhe lawn tennis
in Connection with the
| Lawn Tennis clab, which

ut th Oy

aYo been hi id aly
s unavoidabi
fortnight. Sutiicient notice
piven of the date.
—As will be
to our advertisement
G. H. V. Bulyea,

concerned that the

seen on

lative

Levis!

‘

anyone who

— While Mrs.

lriving he
night, 2

Mr. J. H. Fr

raser’s, their pouy be
unhmanace able I

came and Tan

throwing them out, with the resu

that Mrs. Bray rece
rist aud he

ived a

Son a severe

the head. Dr. Henderson attend-
ed to their injuries.
— .o <> «eo; - oe
Coligny College, Ottawa.

Tis well known Young Ladies
Col takes front rank among the
educational t \ ns of the couu-
ry Tne t ‘ing staff embraces
pecializts in their several depart-
ments. who have had successful
experience In their profession, and

ho ar lauls if iilure and Te-
fia Yhe building occupi
a most eligible site in the capital
of the Doni 1, and is admirably

tCuut

It is spacious, with dary,

a

ever
is said

of it to last

tournament
, .
Qu A} prs -
Wa- te
e 29th sust.,
y postponed lol about

will } from Minneapols is reported. A!

| di-pateh frum Duluth says:
reference
columus, Mr. | has
intimates tu those
As-
on ag 29th, to-day,
will be happy to see
may have any business
vet with liam from that date |
he pl yrovation at the Windsor ever known to be made
fergo to the seaboard,
Bray and son were
mme from town on Monday
und when an the vicinity of | ,
| Duluth, wheat will go
awey
it | Hipie
broken |
cub ol

purposes
ay

Grenfell ; D. Me--

ee

3. Love

and wife,

Rates and Trafflic
Matters.
bound gr ain rates

Freight

A war in east-

the ‘win Cities
the greatest
slaughter of tariffs that the North-
west has ever known, The
read 15 said to be carrying wheat
to the seaboard at the rate of 12
cents per 100 pounds, or 2 cents
lower than the lowest all rail rate
from Chi-

g If the other
Van Horne road, the South Shore
and Atlantic, makes the same com-
rate, or a trifle lower,
enst by

freight war from
eulminated in

aralive

rail inste ad ut lake

peg Comimetcial.
—__--__ . @> a <9 0

Tiie Markets.

Fi,om the Commiercial.
The wheat markets bave been in
& Very Unsatisfactory state this
ek, Uuited States markets de-

lined heavily the first four days ot

it demand, to:eign selling and |
iors faverauvle domestic crop Tes

The wheat
lie Northwest is the princi-
though

ports, heavy Sp-Ing
crop in ui
pia loud to Carry at present,

| } ¢ i) ei
tiie early inarkelings OL NEW spl bn
The

crease

Wheat show
supply
cach We

poor quality,
Visible Cohlbues to dk
ek, Slit pWAtie

tuijlion bushels decrease last week.
There are not @ few authorities who

|class rooms and bed = rooms; itll discredit the big crop estimates of
beautil illy furnished, light d DY } the three Northswe ster States, aud
UHSS, heated by the most approved ut the total crop thirty tu forty
system of hot wate ij} Tats, and million bushels less than p pula
suppl d with eve ry modern ap] ii- estimates.

ance fitted to secure the

conte rt of the
1 cold

mmodalion for about bri

but the

students, mn

hot am water baths.
is ac

ident pup

stri ctly lituite d in ord ler -_ speck al |
Ven |
two |

Jindividual attention may be gy:
Not more a
upy the same

Oo each.
students oc
and se yveral of the
The dining hall is a large
ie tuble is ol
quality, The
comfortably
[tis used for

assembly hall
Pabott
; Sons, eoncerts
other sucial entert«
The library for
the students contains many valuabla
and the
with the

pa} CTS.

the

ply ils-

woks of referene 2,

rool Js 30} lied

‘ } ,
periodicals and
crounds, exten
are beautifully
'

ntuized tor

laid

tennis and

out,
lawn

, ‘ my
tiful og:

life of college

me. Parents desinmng tor their
fauvhters a thorough education in |
i refined Christian home, can with |
contidence send them to Coligny {

College, Ottawa. As
applications fo
udmission should be
Rev. Dr. W rap Lox

tice, Montrea’

,
» obtained for

oy advertisement,
1150
next

sion, so that cai

e made by these desiing

210n Several were disap ack
ae) LE P _- } +
is ull because of thei Bppiicacloys
eng seut loo late,
_ e _ -?- >_> -e-— - —

Hotels,
Qneen’s: John
} rank Wa

Donald Hills; fF

Yellow Gra A. DD. Lalhocque
t: D.C. Stewart, Cricil Ont
! it Holden, 1D) Fraser’

Vu h i Jefi Cs
. N.1b; Mo Fraser, Westford
S.; John Caldwell, city; G, Pal- |
ster, | MeLeod; Kh. Blackburn
W. S. Crysler, H. 2 Andrews
Winnipeg: W. J. Cesgrave, Moose

law:G. Th MpPsen, Indian

‘¥ {x Kva $ ee oF Daly. . fe |)
co. aoe kK, S&S ©. (lark
( ( Winn Hi s

Awarded
Highest Honors—World's Fale.

MOST PERFECT MADE.

A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free
nonia, Alum or any other adulterant,

vom A’

49 YEARS THE STANDARD.

health ana |
‘luding
There j

re- |

| culture

bed room |
TOOWS ure stngle,
SUIS
Su pellol
Seats

, a aft wee
four lund I per- | bursitis Is,
and
dnments ot the | than that
use ot |

| avast

and are |
}
Othe!

mes, he

have We

lof the

Will be Scen |

. lire | igh ice at
addressed to! a. ©

. Post

from whom circul-

Sses-

iy tty lici ition should |

lmis-

MeDonald, Me

ae gs “ge Shag

| surprise

The Hangarian minister of agn- |
result ol

Leet IN

announces as &

data obtained from consuls

| rap for 1895 is es fellows: The

total production in counties which |

|imyport Wheat is estimated at 749;- |
/ 022.000 bushi Is. In countries |
Which ¢xport, the total preduction

is £62 bushels Lhe
minist vr
ot the crop of 1854 so as to inake
the tetal in that year 2 2 652 000 G00
showing that the
232,000,000
of 1894.

1,701,000

also

1895 is bushels

Expoits from both coasts of the |

"| United States
reading |

leadine
The

ng to several acres,

Montreal this
Dradstreet’s
rs GU

nud

Weel reported by

amount to 25 bushels,
1.524 000 bushel last week,
> 5) ‘ } Fee Sa ] ee

182 000 busheis in th Ween &@
»2 £606,000 basheis in the
1892, 6G O48, 000

Vear ac

hike week of and

in 18U1

is avery happy |

the
Manitoba uvrain trade

W heat locally. —Never in
ot the

| history
feeling su sluegish
at the bocranesdnige of the

rep, New

SeOChi the
movement
new
but there are no

offerag, buyers.

iis held locally, together with the
ideclining tendency of the world’s
markets, is no doubt accountable

lforthis. The

they are not hungry for the new
}crop, While the great weakuess in
| foreign markets seems to have

paralyzed exporters for the move-
ment. No new wheat has been
offered for spot here, but some |
amples have been shown and bids

been asked for, to ship from

The
ard of Wits le

ao O00 bushels,

ha me
only
oifered for

country points. We
have h

ou track ut
Ldi per Lu0 pounds to
The first

acountry
} omnt,
i

bart

rate
Wil

ipa?
stadali.

actual

shipment of new wheat was one cat

the
Company, to
vrade No.
This wheat was taken in

shipped from Gretna by

fthe Woods Milling
their moll at Keewatin,
1 hard.
without a price being name d, which
is equal to receiving fot
A iittle new
marketed at

siorage.
been
this
and
belng reecived
week receipts of
> expoct i to be quite
ta few points in the early
listricts. As we have

stated, buying has not begun for

wheat has

several pornts

vaily ut Gretloa

1}

new wheat. We state elsewhere
nan editomal that wheat would be

lucer In
written
ek, and prices have
then, SO
to-day is nearer

worth about 50. vo the pro
but this was
. ne . }

dechned sharply since

+] e tha sit l-
‘hal THe OULIOON

RELIEF IN Six Houns— Distress-
ing Kidney Bladder
relieved in six hours by ‘he
GREAT SOUTH
Curr.”

diseases
“NEW
KIDNEY

w remedy Is a

and

AME ase

on
lhis le’ gre aut

and delight to phy sicians
on account of its exceeding prompt-
hess in relir ving ] pain in the bladder,
and every part ef the
urinary passages In mnale or female.
It relieves i of water and
pain in passing it almost tmmediate-
iy. Soild by C. ee & Qu’-

kidne ys, back

az
retention

arthew,

worth 61 to 63c afloat, Fort Wil- |
liam, present export basis.

*+-The |

Soo

from |
all |
and rail.—Wib-

the week. influeneed by lack of ex.)

Electoral District of South Qu’-

nearly a! ‘= FIRST SESSION OF THE NEW
niorrow, 29th
hear
interests, or receive a personal call at any
time, at the Windsor Hotel, at

and |

i specialists that the world’s wheat

, | cust
number is | be

hiasah 5
} bi on deft shoul ler j ; one entire horse pony
vranded L on kfi hip. The

| reqacsted tu cad, pay charges ali take the

amends the estimate | ssiyises
9, 1895, the

3 o'cleck pam., at publie auetion,
cos’ and ab rges.
crop of |

AeSs |

wheat 1s

}
which old wheat !

big milling concerns |
‘have quite a lot of old wheat and |

| UBER, COAL,

Lake |

General Insurance

J. H. MacCAUL,

. Where there is such a fine display

'45c to the producer, on an export

Kav. Indian esd: G. J. V.. basis. We hear of no sales of old i ‘THE ADVERT

Nistrand, Toronto; W, Holmes, w heat. Oue party who has been a. t ISERS
Dunstall Viearage, Eng; Mr. and) ee

Mis. G. Bo Magown, Mr, and Mrs | has not sold yet. If the weather A Pt IS ae FOR (895.

-G. W. Ewing, Long Island, New | keeps fine, and the new crop comes as Ze = 3

York in hard and dry, old wheat’ will ee | Morning Evening, Sunday and

ieee ek ISS ee bring but a very small premium with a colicy baby or a colicy stomach 4.3%: 1 :
- g = bg teeny, tepaess wr ELE Weekly Editions.

over new wheat, and the latter is

by keeping a bottle of Perry Davis’
PAIN KILLER on the medicine sheif. It
is invaluable in sudden attacks of Cranps,
Cholera Morbus, Dysentery and Diarthua.
ust as valuable for ali externa! pats.

DosceOnetics oonftilag baie 205) waltr<

—————_s

La, |
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¥
te
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WINNIPEG PRICES,
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William, afloct, about 60 to 63c.
Flour — Local price per sack,

offe1ing two cars for two
H
|

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Cheese—Manitoba, 53} to 5je. wited States. Clean and

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RATES. - :: $1.50 PER DAY

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Potatoes—New,
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Cabbage—Per doz., 15 to 25¢.
Cucumbers—Per doz., 20 to 25c.
Cauliflour—Ver dvoz., 20 to 40¢,
Celery —Per doz. bunches, 20 to
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‘Tomatoes—Natives, 6 to Te per
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Chickens—Per pair, 30 to 40c.

ove @ year

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Tuikeys—Per pound, 8 tu 9e. Headquarters for Stage Lines to Fort Qu’Appello, ai oa ahann cae
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ryt Pai " Kow,

PARAM LANDS
FOR SALE.

ADDRESS RTISER,

New York.

a

Appelle.

convenes at hegina = to-
iust, I will be pieased to
elector of the district on
her private or public

Assemuly

from any
atters affecting eit
Now first class in every respect
Regina. ‘ .
G. H. V. BULYEA, ¥i.L.A.,
El¢ctoral District of Noath Qu’appelle.
Qu ‘Appelle, Aug, 28, 1805.

POUND NOTICE.

POUND No. 6, OF THE MU-

hicipality of South Qu’ Ap pelle, gouth- Pronriet« 7

quarter section 95-16- 1b, one black FA R He | PR fF Ys R | ¥
horse, White strip on face, tive years old, | ‘ ba *
| Canadian. One hay horse branded T on Cia aeae Ga Denner
TR ARE OW OFFERED
eft shoulder ; one bay mare branded T on | Aki SN i PRELET
eft shoulder, with colt by her side (Cana- '

FO
Mosi Reasonable Terms

SALE ON

one chust:.ulb mare pony branded

cwner 15

We Do Printing

SUCH

sume awav. If not claimed prior to Sept.

saure Will be suld on that day at

F fully ae ae Ph
OF ftrit PAFLICUials appey uv
tu pay :

Db. DICKSON,
BARRISTER,
QU'APPELLE

——— ow «

AS
LEVI SHAW,

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46-45

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Davin, Aug. 27.

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ie 4 of all Is
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CRACKED WHEAT.

BRAN, SHORTS,
| Chopper for Grinding Feed Stuths.

OH, SAY!

Did you see those pretty

Baby Carriages

Investment Co.

£1.40 PER SHARE. £4?)
monthly payments

than life Insurance.

FREDESICK BELL,

EN]

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ee QU’APPELLE, STATION, Assa.
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